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Australia’s population rests on a dedicated network of medical facilities that see constant investment in order to meet the changing health requirements of the country. In Western Australia, the government’s $200 million investment into this infrastructure is set to assist with the expansion of the state’s hospitals as part of the Royalties for the Regions initiative.
As a result of Australia’s growing population, energy consumption will no doubt be a hot topic in the coming years. Solar is both a clean and renewable energy source and many Queensland residents are now seeing the benefit of installing panels on the roofs of their homes and businesses.
As an industrial trade route, the Flinders Highway is a critical part of Queensland’s transport infrastructure. However, due to its isolation, improvements are always required on the 754km highway.
Australia is considered one of the best locations for tourism and hospitality. With our unique cultural background and scenery, Australia is the perfect location for many visitors from around the world.
As a result of Queensland’s regular tropical storms from both the Arafura and Coral Seas, the state is always looking to improve its infrastructure. However, in many cases, construction teams can’t get to particular site in time and the strong winds and rain impact on vital roads and other facilities.
Queensland has seen the introduction of a number of new initiatives designed to promote the state’s built environment through Priority Development Areas (PDAs). These represent parts of the state that are central to its built environment across the coming years.
Stretching from Brisbane in the south to Cairns in the north, the 1,652km Bruce Highway is arguably the most important road in Queensland. With cities, infrastructure and the general public relying on the highway to be in the best condition, there are always upgrade announcements – increasing the scope for construction apprentices across the state.
When the right business conditions are present, there is a lot that small and medium enterprises can achieve in Queensland. Whether in investing in new apprentices or workers, adopting new technology or branching out to new customers, confidence plays a massive role in the stability of the state economy.
BUSY At Work is supporting a visionary new Work for the Dole (WFD) project in Bowen which will provide a major tourism boost for the local region.
Australia’s population rests on a dedicated network of medical facilities that see constant investment in order to meet the changing health requirements of the country. In Western Australia, the government’s $200 million investment into this infrastructure is set to assist with the expansion of the state’s hospitals as part of the Royalties for the Regions initiative.
As a result of Australia’s growing population, energy consumption will no doubt be a hot topic in the coming years. Solar is both a clean and renewable energy source and many Queensland residents are now seeing the benefit of installing panels on the roofs of their homes and businesses.
As an industrial trade route, the Flinders Highway is a critical part of Queensland’s transport infrastructure. However, due to its isolation, improvements are always required on the 754km highway.
Australia is considered one of the best locations for tourism and hospitality. With our unique cultural background and scenery, Australia is the perfect location for many visitors from around the world.
As a result of Queensland’s regular tropical storms from both the Arafura and Coral Seas, the state is always looking to improve its infrastructure. However, in many cases, construction teams can’t get to particular site in time and the strong winds and rain impact on vital roads and other facilities.
Queensland has seen the introduction of a number of new initiatives designed to promote the state’s built environment through Priority Development Areas (PDAs). These represent parts of the state that are central to its built environment across the coming years.
Stretching from Brisbane in the south to Cairns in the north, the 1,652km Bruce Highway is arguably the most important road in Queensland. With cities, infrastructure and the general public relying on the highway to be in the best condition, there are always upgrade announcements – increasing the scope for construction apprentices across the state.
